The 2024 edition of Art Basel in Basel will feature 286 of the world’s leading galleries, showcasing the highest quality of works across all media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and digital artworks. 22 first-time participants will join a robust lineup of European exhibitors and returning galleries from around the globe.
Among the eighty-four artists showing their work at the stands of twenty-four galleries, over thirty are women.
This new exhibition of Günther Förg (1952-2013) brings together an ensemble of twelve paintings on large sheets of Canson paper, made at the very end of the twentieth century (1996 – 2000).
David Zwirner is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by Yun Hyong-keun, on view at the gallery’s Paris location.
Next to Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol, Max Ernst is one of the most photographed artist personalities of the 20th century.
The fair's Selection Committee has assessed the set of proposals to offer a high artistic quality in its programming and for visitors to enjoy an extensive overview of the most up-to-date contemporary
Tribute to Etel Adnan, Lebanese artist and poetess.
Following the exhibitions in Rome and Paris, Balloon Museum is now presenting Pop Air in Milan – sponsored by the Municipality – with a new dynamic and fun installation whose works occupy a space of ov
Museo Jumex Gallery 1 presents Game Over, a participatory scenography around the concepts of play, ecology, and urban development.
Global warming and the future of the environment are still major issues today, and Nature's Revenge is a response to the over-built world.
Through their passion for art and their enjoyment of the direct exchange with artists, the collectors Franz Osmers and Mechthild Wantia-Osmers have assembled an extensive collection of sculptures and t
Lo que se ve, se pregunta presents Pittman’s practice with the inclusion of new and recent works and pays special attention to the visual and popular cultures of Latin America that have been a signific
With an eye for capturing beauty in details, Gary Goldberg photographs what many of us simply pass by, the elegance of erosion over time.
